Recreation & Sport

Phil Oliver is a Central Otago mountain biking legend. He is a man who locals acknowledge as a guru of the sport. A veteran competitor, Phil knows all the trails from four wheel drive and single trails, to the technical cross country rides and the fast down hill courses littered around the area.

Feature and interview with former All Black and rugby legend, Jonah Lomu.

The New Zealand invention, Blokart is rapidly becoming the world’s most popular land-based sail sport.

Cape Kidnappers International Golf Course in Hawke's Bay opened to the public in January 2004.

Rally Drive New Zealand has firmly established itself as a world class rally school facility...

Renowned for our place in international rugby, New Zealand is leading the way in providing the only professional, cross-cultural and fully integrated rugby development and career training experience of its kind in the world ...

'Te Aurere' is a traditional waka hourua (double-hulled voyaging canoe) built in 1992 to answer the call for reconnection with the rest of Polynesia.

Joining the ranks of New Zealand's top luxury lodges in 2002, Fiordland Lodge combines comfort and indulgence with design that reflects the rich Fiordland landscape.

Muriwai, a surf beach on the west coast of Auckland, is around 60 kilometres and extends into a regional park of around 8 kilometres.

New Zealanders first started building boats out of necessity, as they lived in a country totally surrounded by sea.